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Daniel Kuehn is a doctoral candidate and adjunct professor in the Economics Department at American University. He has a master's degree in public policy from George Washington University.
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- Something to add to my reading list
- Horwitz on Monetary Rules
- DeLong on Friedman in 2006
- Answering Jonathan's point
- Keynesians on Uncertainty V
- Remembering Milton Friedman
- Rules, discretion, and management of the economy
- "Heterodox" and mainstream, honey and vinegar
- I didn't have the best study habits as an undergra...
- Read a textbook
- Fighting on opposite sides of a war makes for stra...
- Keynes, concerned with employment in local industr...
- Jonathan on Friedman on Positivism
- Sometimes I feel like Gene Callahan is the only li...
- How is Gavin Kennedy not on my blog roll?!?!?!?!
- Generalizing my last post a little, or, "how liber...
- A comment from Gavin Kennedy
- Atrocious comment watch...
- Inaction is a pretty sad version of federalist exp...
- Did you know that Smith's invisible hand and Arrow...
- Fed funds rate, the discount rate, and 1920-21
- A question for you Brits
- One more point on poverty...
- New Acquisition
- Caplan on the poor
- Noah Smith: Proponent of pragmatic ontology
- H1-B Answers at Economix
- Several new research briefs on unemployment from t...
- Murphy on WWII
- Can someone explain this comment from Peter Boettk...
- Two Keynes links
- Some liquidity trap thoughts
- Jonathan on Keynesian Uncertainty
- If Arnold Kling has no shades of gray at his dispo...
- Keynesians and Uncertainty IV
- More on productivity/wage gaps
- Read Noah Smith on the Lucas Critique
- Keynesians on Uncertainty III
- Keynesians on Uncertainty II
- Keynesians on Uncertainty I
- And an example of opposition to spontaneous order ...
- Quotation of the day, outsourced to Don Boudreaux
- How do you established scholars deal with reviewers?
- The strangest Austrian discussion of Keynesianism ...
- Puzzling over real wages and productivity
- Pop quiz
- Outsourcing isn't a big deal, and offshoring isn't...
- One more quick labor thought...
- Catalan on Labor
- A couple more labor links
- Lorenzo on Labor
- Stacking up with the candidates
- What does marginalism do? And a few other loose en...
- How Bob Murphy is too easy on Krugman, graphically
- Gene Callahan on Spontaneous and Planned Orders
- A Chloe picture I like, just cuz
- Bob Murphy is too easy on Krugman
- Arrrggh - people are still talking about this. Whi...
- This is why you can't just dismiss things like "st...
- Bob Roddis makes a bad argument
- George Selgin on banknotes and warehouse receipts
- Is insulting people behind their back better than ...
- Brad DeLong on the apparent chasm between a lot of...
- Bruce Bartlett on the stimulus
- Yes, I know I'm really bad at making this look good..
- Speaking of social vs. individual action...
- "Sustainable" is a social, not an individual, adje...
- More evidence that yes, markets do work to supply ...
- Change I can believe in, and counterfactuals
- Tender souls over at Econlib
- Strange coupon language
- Quote of the day, from Bob Solow
- So who's on that other side, exactly?
- Mankiw and CBO's analysis stacks the deck a little...
- Adam Ozimek asks a questions
- Not the happiest night I've had lately...
- Two truly excellent modeling posts by Paul Krugman
- Gene Callahan on how ridiculous claims that fracti...
- Second day of Georgetown roundtable today
- A saying that has bugged me since becoming a homeo...
- The first paragraph of my statement for the George...
- Commenter Patch asks a question
- Why does it seem like Auburn-affiliated Austrians ...
- A true Jeffersonian
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- Quotation of the day
- DeLong on Local Multiplier Studies
- The feathers have been ruffled!!!
- More like Misesians in the Shire
- A new blog (to me) and some great reminiscences
- Happy birthday to my wonderful wife Kate!!!
- This is where I'll be Thursday and Friday
- Justification of the state on an individual basis
- Post article on S&E labor markets
- Not a strong point from Desrochers on local food...
- John Quiggin on locavores
- I agree completely with Bryan Caplan on this, and ...
- Another, probably fairly obvious, thought on contr...
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